Egypt vs Nubia: A History of Ancient Rivalry

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[@shop-a-holic3194]

I discover your channel today and I'm a african born in Ghana bit living in Europe. I never knew we had such a beautifull history and so many kingdoms! It is crazy that I know all about the European kingdoms but never knew anything about the Africans! From today I will play your video's during dinner and playtime so my kids will learn more about their background! Keep up the good work!

[@mbundudna8715]

You might have known this if you was not out being a Shop -a- Holic.LOL Sister have a bless day,share the information. Each One Teach One.Peace and Love to you and yours.

[@MrPpd12]

but ghana is on the other side of africa how is this your history?

[@afrohighborn262]

MrPpd12 this is african history all of Africa

[@Melanin_Move]

MrPpd12 if we research we would all see that different empires took over Afrique from different places periods. And the original Ethiopies and Egypt was large...Very vast.

[@infernityinfernity6319]

Shop-a-Holic do more extensive research tho

[@abdalla9307]

I am from a small town in north sudan, its about 80m from Old Dongola ( capital of Christian nubia ) and about 140m from kerma!! I am glad I run into this video man, great work I'll share it in some of the history based groups of Sudanese people

[@LinusLinothorax]

Long live Makuria and Alodia!

[@orunidaniel5858]

hello Abdalla, I am Oruni from Northern Uganda, and oral tradition points the migration of my people, (acholi to far north), i want to know more about this place you live, maybe we can find more

[@carlmiller4376]

INFORMATION OF TRUTH IS POWER, FOR WITHOUT THE RIGHT INFORMATION, THEN IT WILL NOT BE KNOWN. PEACE POWER STABILTY PROSPERITY IN EVERYTHING YOU AND YOURS DO

[@Foggy_Mustard]

How is Sudan brother? I know you have been battling the Janjaweed, stay strong💪

[@nasradin7119]

@@Foggy_Mustard It's Chaos At The Moment. I am from West Sudan / Darfur and till this day innocent people are being killed daily throughtout Sudan.

[@demehv9771]

I am a Nubian Sudanese from dongola the center of the old kingdom , NUBIAN PRIDE ! SALUT !

[@boostjunkie2320]

Love from the U.S. You have the most fascinating history!!

[@invisibleshooter4141]

the cushite nubians were slave catchers of the sudanese ppl for Egypt

[@-a-cb-l9000]

Deme are Egyptians largely black? We are having ongoing debates.

[@boostjunkie2320]

@@-a-cb-l9000 Its doesn't matter what color they're skin was.

[@kashtasunborn985]

@@invisibleshooter4141 no they werent, there was no slave catching at that time.

[@henrybadd5866]

As a kid in public schools back in the day. Id here reference to Nubian kingdoms while discussing Egypt and question it often and noticed. I was being lead away from the topic. Being a white guy, I thought it very odd that I was lead away. Had to talk with a pair of friends that were black to hook them into it. We took our SOCIAL STUDIES teacher apart that year. Kinda eased racial tentions in our school that year too. I've always known that Nubia pre dated Egypt and made it what it is now in our history.

[@historythroughtheages2787]

Good one

[@aicram62]

Was your school in NYC?

[@thenamewhowillknockksidown7333]

It hard to know who pre dated who , especially civilianaztions on the rivers

[@ericross631]

I love your programs. I wish you would include more maps locating the places you discuss. There are some good historical atlases of Africa. Maybe some of their maps are in public domain. Thank you for posting these history lessons.

[@ratbatnufftime2861]

I remember the Medjay were all portrayed as arabic in the movie "The Mummy". I see how inaccurate that portrayal was.

[@gyiregory8507]

When it comes to holly wood they don't want to get at history right, just one move the gods of Egypt where all white but thoth was the only one

[@boostjunkie2320]

A brain would tell you they are in Africa. Use your brain to see through the fog. Jesus if alive today would look like Osama Bin Laden but just to hear me say that infuriates ignorant people.

[@badmanthings]

The Medjay were Berbers. And Berbers are not Black...

[@-a-cb-l9000]

I saw a episode of Adam Ruins Everything where he describes ancient Egyptians as Arabic.

[@boostjunkie2320]

@Kemetau 4ever It's an entertainment movie. Not a a historically accurate documentary........Those are actors portraying characters from script........ Wait I have an idea. Go write your own script. Film your own movie and cast whomever you like!!! In the mean time stop crying over spilled milk to serve your racist agenda against white people.

[@josephpinckney3789]

Clearly the best channel on KZbin. Can’t wait for more archeological evidence to come up from this beautiful continent. Please more content.

[@danachos]

gods I LOVE your channel. I know this is an older video now, but KEEP pumping out these beautiful, well-done videos!!!!

[@inocent007]

I'm sure there's older civilizations, but their proof is lying somewhere in British households as souvenirs from expeditions. The books are in the basement if the Vatican.

[@Ricardo-xy3lj]

Also locked up evidence in the basement in Engeland royal family musea

[@natemup]

@Robert Scott For real... Like, how you gonna know what's in the Vatican basement?? Lol

[@Travisbig7]

@Robert Scott Bruh, go research the vatican archives. African history and art isn't the only thing they stole they did the same to a lot of other cultures, that's why it's forbidden to any public access; the Vatican got half the world's history hidden way. And not just hidden history but other shit too but I'm just keeping it light, she's on to something you should look into it.

[@Travisbig7]

@Robert Scott ofc bro I was not disagreeing at all, we still got history and we still have identity. Even more richer than a lot of other parts of Europe. But think of all the African philosophers of the ancient world that we never heard of that's hidden there. How the pyramids were truly built etc... things mainstream history cannot answer; it's all in the Vaticans archives... Occult knowledge like that was stolen and hidden away. People think a lot knowledge of Africa ancient past was burned during the scramble for Africa I personally believe it's all locked away in the Vatican that snake ass city/Church

[@Travisbig7]

@Robert Scott maybe I'm sounding too nerdy and tin-foil lmao

[@jiggadred]

we need an epic movie on this subject

[@xosamax439]

jiggadred they won’t make a movie on this. Saying we were responsible for our own destruction. It’s too late. Religion is not controlling the masses like it used to. The newest way to keep us looking one way while there real shit is happening the other way is by using the media to promote racism. White and black focus on each other and that’s it. We are all sheep

[@Euphoryaaa]

We need more black film makers interested in the arts. They’re never gonna do us justice. Only we can. The black youth should be encouraged to do all things, not just basketball/football scholarships and trying to become rappers.

[@ddayclassic]

I just contacted Tyler Perry

[@shaiawolf]

All these ancient names are Aramaic, Turkish, Arabic. Interesting. You should show where these ancient places were on the map.

[@ballin4th]

Write it

[@davidking6242]

Egypt vs Nubia=Biggest sibling rivalry ever

[@vtecnegro85]

yep

[@dominicthelordkabinga]

kwadwo baidoo And oldest rivalry, North Sudan Vs- South Sudan.

[@davidking6242]

Dominic 'The Great' Kabinga how so?

[@dominicthelordkabinga]

It's the same people. Nubians being South Sudanese, Northern Sudanese being the Descendants of Ancient Egyptians.

[@davidking6242]

Dominic 'The Great' Kabinga a lot of northern Sudanese are actually descended from Arabs but a lot are also nubians and Egyptians. The southerners are probably closer in stock to central African groups than eastern I think

[@tony.2902]

When he said "Medjay" I immediately thought of Assassin Creed Origins no joke.

[@NonameWriter]

libra it’s a specific video game based in ancient Egypt, but I understand what you mean.

[@kivakarmen8628]

Bayek Forever!

[@megaoldskool76]

"Ta-SETI.. land of the bow"!!! Outstanding brother, you're right! You don't hear much or any talk of this. Great Commentary on the Kushites! Thank you for your hard work. Fascinating!

[@akomfoanochie1040]

Incredible synopsis. It's difficult to capture thousands of years of history into 20 mins. But it was gd. I was in Meroe, Sudan last week and this brought everything I saw and learnt to life. Thanks

[@fatimaali848]

Yes it was a REALITY YOU COULD CALL IT A SYNOPSIS VERY FACTUAL NUBIANS ETC TOUGH COOKIES LIKE ALL AFRICANS THEY WERE A FORCE TO BE RECOND WITH AND STOOD THEIR GROUND EVEN IN HARD TIMES MY FATHER TOLD ME MANY STORIES FOR THE ONES ENSLAVED IT WAS NOT IN VEIN GOD WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS AMEEN MAY THEY ALL REST IN PEACE THE WORRIERS OF AFRICAN NATIONS RIP INNALILAHURAJUUN RIP. Thd Commentator/Historian WELL said I thought and on how he summerised his word Excellent FAB. Very articulatedly said. Bless the young Man . Well said I thought. We need more he was very knowledgeable. FATIMA....SALAAMS

[@michellesmith8912]

When I was a little girl I had a bible with a map in it. The whole continent of Africa was called Ethiopia.

[@jonasbroos2333]

Back then sub Sahara africa was called Ethiopia. The country Ethiopia came later. Ethiopia or aethiopia is Greek for burned face, or tanned face. And they ment dark skinned people with that. That’s why the Romans called a lot of africa Ethiopia. Later the country of Ethiopia adopted this name

[@hiddentroots2036]

please share

[@8du8kev8]

Ethiopia - land of the blacks‼️

[@williepurdom9253]

Man, I can learn about Ancient Africa all day.....keep it coming, keep it coming!!

[@MHO999999]

This is a great history lesson, you're teaching a part of world history so often denied and ignored.

[@mariuscezar7374]

I'm a white guy. Great knowledge of the young gentleman, I truly appreciate this video.

[@malcomdiene7745]

We appreciate your objectivity.

[@apeman2035]

@@malcomdiene7745 Facts and Logic tells the True Story Racist shit starts being thrown only when Lies and Beliefs make absurd claims Such as that Spartans were Black Because the vases used black ink to show Spartan figures Man on this Channel uses Facts and Logic So the Idiots have nothing to sink their teeth into

[@MontrealCanuck1]

or in the same token tht ancient egyptians were white as many still believe.

[@wedongo]

@@MontrealCanuck1 and where in Egypt are those white people today ? ... #there are no whites in Egypt ...

[@pigmentrich224]

It's not about u being white or black its about knowledge of self and respect for every man woman and child. Blessings

[@MF_DREADSUN]

Thanks for doing this work and sharing this information. These videos are timely and much needed.

[@purpletie718]

Bro i love your channel you teach me a lot that I didn't know thank you for your knowledge keep up the beautiful work✊🏼✊🏼

[@andrewhethmon3219]

I’ve been going through your vids one after the other the past few days. I’m really captivated by the content and I want to dive deeper and get a better all around grasp on African history. What are some book recommendations you have?

[@roselandstyle9488]

Thanks bro!!!! Im adding these videos to my bedtime story arsenal for my seeds.

[@Ayo.Ajisafe]

Fantastic!

[@thebridge5483]

Kwabena Nantwi good job and vision man

[@pureprairie1]

Well researched and clearly presented. Looking forward to more!

[@elaztic]

Thank you for all the research and quality videos 🙏🏾

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

Excellent video. I'm so glad somebody finally cleared up the confusion and pointed out that the term "nubian" is technically incorrect as it was not a term Egyptians used. Very important to point out they were not all the same people but several distinct ethnic groups. The Medjay are very interesting. They are still there today. They are the Besharin or Beja people. The Medjay were so integrated into Egyptian society that after a while the term Medjay lost any ethnic significant and became the term for the police force regardless of ethnicity. Only thing is that the Christian kingdoms didn't convert to Islam as a result of intermarriage with Arabs. What happened was they had allied themselves with the Christian crusaders from Europe. The crusaders were defeated and in retaliation, the Nubians were forced to convert by the Muslim rulers of Egypt at that time. Really interesting when you consider the Egyptian Christians were never forced to convert which is why there is still a large Christian population in Egypt today. In fact they were instrumental in the deciphering of the hieroglyphics because they still speak the final stage of the Egyptian language in the church in much the same way Catholics had preserved Latin.

[@HelloWorld1947]

Actually the population of Copts in Egypt is dwindling greatly by Muslim persecution. They used to make up 70% of the Egyptian population. Keep in mind Christianity had been in Africa and the Middle East for decades, long before Mohammed was born. However, i disagree with you that the Copts themselves speak the ancient Egyptian language of hieroglyphics. Due to the fact that Egyptians are mixture of people from East Africa, Arabs and Europeans, including the Copt's. The Egyptian language died a long time ago. There is no one alive today that can read it, including these white Europeans who think they do. They are just making crap up from their ***. It's due to this admixture that Egyptian history is the most contested and inaccurate history in mankind history!

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

Aksum አክሱም ፣ ንግሥት coptic was the last stage of the Egyptian language. In the written form they had adopted a modified version of the Greek alphabet. You are right that no one speaks it as an everyday language, but it is used in the church in the same way you use geez. The hieroglyphs were deciphered because of the rosetta stone and the fact that Coptic is still spoken cerimonially in the church. Yes it is true that Copts are mixed, but they were pretty much the same as they are now by the time the Arabs arrived. Egypt had been a Christian nation for centuries before Islam because when the Romans made Christianity the state religion all the temples throughout the Empier were closed and the priests killed. Those who had not converted were forced to do so. Today Copts are a minority because the majority of the poulation converted to Islam. The conversion process and the loss of the spoken Coptic lsnguage took several hundreds if yesrs to happen.

[@mkkm5489]

TRUTHTEACHER2007 That is true most of the ppl in Egypt are copts lol ppl fail to realize that! They are either copts and some of them have Arabic blood bc of some intermarriage but everyone or virtually everyone of them have some Coptic ancestry.t The Arab writters are open about this in older writings.We have to also realize that the ppl who are called copts,were most likely mixed before the Arabs due to invasions of perisans, Greeks and Romans.

[@Son9]

Everyone (native) in Egypt used to be called Copt the idea of Copt = Christian Egyptian is new.

[@eho6380]

@@HelloWorld1947 You're uneducated and sound like a Racist Afro-centrist by calling Europeans ''white''. Those ''white'' Europeans are very educated in subjects like these and spent centuries trying to translate these languages.

[@_AGS27_]

The Kushites technically were the originators(through ancestral lineage), but kush and Egypt mixed cultures as a sign of alliance and peace, not Egypt or Kushite domination... this sounds a lot like the greek narrative...

[@Kemkem-it]

NotThe0ne thank you

[@chicagoclubdj]

Yup

[@GDubbleBubble]

or u dont know the history.

[@denzelonyangod109]

That’s what I was saying, like even the art style, how can you say they birthed the culture but thence adopt the art styles? Kemet was a mixture between many Nile valley civilisations as well as western Saharan Africans.

[@JackieLastrada]

@Coca B Word. Its a lotta Ignorance going on....

[@treycpa2431]

Your doing a great job. I’m learning so much that I never knew about my ancestry. I love it!

[@asiaticsabaah-7mathematics932]

Appreciate your work and energy you put into these vids bro

[@williampeters3716]

Brother, i so appreciate your knowledge . . . Bless Up

[@MrSivram28]

Ancient Egypt and Nubia were one empire. It is not till recent times Nubians were separated from Egypt due to the Arab and European occupiers that saw black Egyptians as foreigners and called the Nubians. The people the ancient Egyptians had rivalry with were southern Sudanese people. You can see they closely resemble the images on ancient egyptian walls.

[@MariaNI-yf1bz]

Cool story bro. Lmao

[@TheEmadia]

+Rita Maria whether you like it or not, no matter how much you hate it, the facts speak for themselves and the truth about Africa and Africans will not stay lied about or hidden as YOU would wish it, bro. lmao.

[@TheEmadia]

+liskran and you, with your denial fantasies as usual. lmao.

[@sonikku956]

@@TheEmadia Is it really so hard to believe that the closest country to the Levant/Middle East in Africa wasn't black? I say this as a black person, mind you.

[@blumedechaos7001]

sonikku956 is it so hard to believe that a continent populated with black that a country on that continent did have black ppl? And the fact that southern Egyptian beja people look exactly like the Egyptian paintings on the walls I find it hard to believe there weren't black ppl in Egypt. Lol

[@sweetgoldenbrown]

I love your channel and the work you are doing. This is brilliant!

[@stellahaase54]

Thank you! Looking at 3k words for my next term paper on Egyptian relations with Upper and Lower Nubia.This video was helpful in clarifying a couple of confusing points. Will help with my research :)

[@dexterwilliams5790]

Thank you for that awesome in-depth lesson. Salute ✊👊

[@hughcipher6229]

One thing the Greeks got right was the facts Egypt was founded by the Ethiopians ie: Nubians & they recognized the connection between Ethiopia, Egypt & Colchis *Excellent* breakdown

[@ancienthistoryoforomoo6668]

No Ethiopia and kush is different Ethiopia the distraction kush

[@mulkmm1327]

Not all Ethiopia they’re kush this are kush Oromo Afar sedama the other country is Somalia

[@CrowdPleeza]

Nubians didn't start Egypt. That's misinformation. The earliest starting point for the Egyptian civilization was the southern Egyptian city of Hierakonpolis or Nekhen. Hierakonpolis: news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/05/140530-egypt-archaeology-pharaohs-hierakonpolis-tomb/ Also,no Nubian writing is older than Egyptian writing.

[@CrowdPleeza]

@Micheal Hnat Where can I read some info on Nubian writing that has been dated older than Egyptian writing?

[@adamankind1onearthg]

ancient history of oromo oromia when e referring Ethiopia in ancient time, we are talking about Abyssinians who destroyed Kushite Dynasty the Sabean Habeshan who enter married with us locals and slowly Destroyed our Meroe Writing ✍🏿 and replacing it with Ge’ez. We became melting pot... accepting their and the force of Greco Roman sides with them our influence decline. Eventually the even stole our name given to us by Greeks Athiopia to fight against us making a fool out of, by the time we found out the name ethiopia refereed to us we hate it that Ethiopia don’t represent us but hey we have generation with identity crisis but we are working In awaking their conciouse and balance we were great kings with rules and order who gave refugee to Syrian Arabs Greeks and Rome. Josephus one wrote our Justice system till south Arabian settler came we were still with great 👍 justice after a new blood of abashaniya hybrids contaminated our system call Gadaa. We taught Moses .but Jewish, Arabs and Greeks translated a new Fithanagast and and ruined our system from Egypt • crypto Coptic fairy tales ... imposed in our systems for over a thousand years👌

[@thetranquiltraveleroftruth5737]

Great info and nice video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Hobbgoblin1]

Your channel should have way more subscriptions than it does. Great channel, keep up the good work!

[@kalilg2242]

The Mummy Movie called them Medji and made them all unmelanated smh lol

[@jimianderson809]

You are my true history teacher, thank you for giving your knowledge.

[@mts4428]

Try looking up Anthony T. Browder he is doing great work with ancient black history too.

[@pigmentrich224]

Bro your info is on another level. Thank you

[@WisemanChris1on1]

This is so helpful and insightful in the research for my comic epic I am writing. Thank you for your devotion to the cause of honest and thorough history.

[@Allgood333]

Love your content! One suggestion: It would be helpful to refer to “Egypt” as Kemet. The name “ Egypt” came from the Greeks way after the timeline of this video.

[@aicram62]

That might just confuse us more.

[@TheCristuff]

@Marcia Everett doesn't really matter people need to learn maybe to Kemet/Egypt

[@HakeemTheDream616]

@@aicram62 No it's called whitewashing. When the winners of the war write history they don't even understand this is what happens...

[@kensmechanicalaffair]

@@aicram62 It shouldn't.

[@mushitori123123]

why? its not the year 2270 BC. and thats one name out of 40 others ancient egyptians used. we dont call france gual or england saxony. it;s bot called by its ancient names anymore. we egyptians call it MASR. it means the land of two straights or the two lands. all the names we have for egypt are derived from topgraphy and geographical attributes/features. only after the mamluks started ruling egypt did we start to name some locations by the new or major dominant group that moved/lived in these new places in egypt. only us egyptians have the right to chose/decide the name of our country

[@naywahn]

@ 10:30 Google Mentuhotep II, he started the Middle Kingdom of Egypt - "The XIIth Dynasty (1991-1786 B.C.E.) originated from the Aswan region. As expected, strong Nubian features and dark coloring are seen in their sculpture and relief work. This dynasty ranks as among the greatest, whose fame far outlived its actual tenure on the throne." (Yurco 1989)

[@mushitori123123]

relax dude, he wasn't nubian, geez. u guys get such a hard on for our heritage and you completely cast aside your real rich roots. some of us egyptians share some features with some africans, but you know what else? some of us look like indians some like yeminis some like southern europeans but the majority of us look like egytpians, an ethnic group that belongs to north africa. africa is not exclusevely black. its a continent. no continent on planet earth has solely one type or one ethnic group of people. this has not happened even on one single continent. they always have atbleast 3 native to the land

[@sdmugabe]

Great work brother! Thanks for sharing you're knowledge.

[@YualChiek]

Great video! Keep up the great work.

[@Blackgoldart1]

Thank you for making this video of a part of African History conerning Nubia and Egypt. 😄🌍 It helps me with my drawings and story! 😄🌍💚💛❤

[@sosavssiz0078]

Your a legend keep up the good work

[@ripperrooh3759]

👍Awesome vid! 🎥 Thank you for a video that delves into African History before and during the early Egyptian Empire . Your vids are so informative. Please keep up the good work. Shalom 💖

[@dr.deannaellis-chopin7433]

Remarkably enlightening and powerful! Had to listen more than once. Will pass along this knowledge. Thank you!!!

[@kbtitan2464]

Great video, can you do one on the Benin Empire?? Thanks.

[@djedji09]

I am a Djedi who understands Maat vs isfet. I came forth by day to tell you "good job brother" Don't forget about ancient Puwani or Punt I will be watching your channel closely. Thank you!

[@jndorosey]

Wow. Brilliant. So much in one clip. Good stuff man.

[@Welcome2TheNextLevel]

Amen Brother! You broke it down to a whole new level! I'm pretty well educated on the history of the Nile Valley civilizations, but you def taught me a thing or two! You have gained a fan!

[@blicksta609]

6:15 dude look like Rick James with a perm

[@xosamax439]

609Dully 😂😂😂😂😂

[@GhostCell47]

I have a request: Can you do a video about African influence on Ancient Mesopotamia? It would be appreciated.

[@novusordoseclorum1915]

Keep up the Awesome work my guy....Very Interesting!🌟

[@3rebornxd]

Your videos are so legit. Thank you for the time you spend in making them. May I ask which editing software you use?

[@Eddie69797]

Wow! this is a great information. I'm currently reading "Rock of ages" by Ras Ben so these names definitely got my attention. So it's very easy to see how the Kemet and the whole continent could fall to the hands of knuckle draggers.

[@TrancEndingMedia]

bro please do something on ancient abyssinia. you seem to have some resources i cant access.

[@Goldmouthperspective]

Check out the book “When the World was Black” by Supreme Understanding. It has EVERYTHING you need in both volumes.

[@ta-setiwarrior1848]

Excellent information and keep it coming.

[@sami-tv6106]

Big up my brother I admire your work and you surprise me every day. support you all the time you always catch me by keep up the good work peace

[@p.w.7493]

Thank you, Home Team/brother, for all the history you share of Africa and the diaspora!! You're educating us about tribes and ancient peoples we wouldn't necessarily have known about. The Holy Bible speaks of the Cushites in the Book of Genesis. However, you're delving deeper into these people and sharing tons of information!! Thanks!!!💯

[@chicagoclubdj]

Cushites are the originators of Egypt. Where do you think the first King Menes/Narmer come from? He was from the south in the land of Cush. Egypt wasn't always a habitable land it use be a swampy area cover under water. Once the flood waters cleared, these Cushitic people built dams/cataracts in order to cultivate the land that would become Egypt.

[@egywarrior5806]

Stop lying 🤥

[@jubileemama2000]

@@egywarrior5806 Lying about what exactly?

[@themarbleking]

@@egywarrior5806 upper Egypt was upstream. Lower Egypt downstream by the estuary. They weren’t Arabs! Because if they were, where are there Pyramids in the Arab lands. The oldest pyramids are upstream, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

[@mushitori123123]

@@themarbleking the ones in sudan were built almost 2500 years after the pyramids of giza.

[@mushitori123123]

@@jubileemama2000 about every weakly thrown together fantasy you said there lol. i mean even a simpleton can fact check that weak ass story and just destroy that house of cards in a few utterances of facts and proof and some dang logic. dont appropriate bruh. get real

[@paulrobertsonjr7730]

Keep up the great work this is freaking awesome

[@lo-fihi-ki5699]

yo great video on the kush!!!! really good including the art/statues both by them and the assyrians...

[@tahesi7232]

The info you provided i.e. breaking up Nubia into the varying groups is new to me. I knew about Kemet, Nubia and Kush as the lands that were united under King Narmer. Since Nubia and Kush made up TaSeti, then the united two lands have to be Kemet (TaMeri) and Nubia/Kush (TaSeti). The info you provided will make me go and look at that history again. Thank you the contributions you make in the upliftment of African people. One question; why do you refer to the land as Egypt and not Kemet?

[@fabianleo970]

Ta Hesi

[@willtipton100]

Ayeeee I did a paper on king Narmer’s palette. Such cool stuff going on in Africa.

[@mushitori123123]

no, the two lands were upper and lower egypt. he mentioned all that in his vid, he even said that they werent the same people. they didnt belong to the same ethnic group, even the language and their roots and origin were completely different, u guys only hear what u wanna hear

[@gadyariv2456]

Kush is in the Hebrew bible, as a name of an African kingdom south of Egypt. In modern Hebrew a declension of Kush , which means a person from the land of Kush, is a derogatory term for black people, like the N word in America. usually used against Israel's Ethiopian Jewish community, but lately also against the community of African refugees that found themselves in Israel. how people can ruin perfectly good words with racial filled hate.

[@dontebone]

I slap this man in the store called me Kushi. I said what you call me you dirty hysko?✋🏿

[@mbundudna8715]

lol

[@mbundudna8715]

Camille your right I was thinking the same thing. Hysko thats funny.

[@dobaafolabi6358]

You are right. Just like the word Hebrew is a corrupted form of "Apari" . "Apari omo Yakuba" meaning bald headed child of Yakub. All is fun. we are one under God.

[@NubiansNapata]

Gad Yariv Kush is sudanic nilo Saharan

[@MRWJP4]

🔥🔥🔥❤️. Thank you for your work.

[@jedagw9212]

Most amazing video yet. Wow. Puts alot into perspective. I am one of those who were scrupling with the Egypt/Nubian history as well as cushites. It all makes sense now. I was always fascinated by world history since u was young; I really noticed alot of acronyms along the way. I am just shocked each time I read and view more videos of our history and some of my suspicions have been affirmed.....

[@MrAYEJAYLOCO]

Good video. Now you got to do one on King Piankhy. He was the shit!

[@MrAYEJAYLOCO]

***** Really, I haven't seen it. I got to check it out

[@MrAYEJAYLOCO]

***** Asante

[@aspeltaofkush3540]

I always wondered what would've happened if the Kushites and the Hyksos would've been able to successfully unite their forces against the Egyptians and defeat them. By the way, I love your channel. Its very informative. Keep spreading the knowledge.

[@xosamax439]

D M the Kush defeated Egypt by themselves. It went back and forth

[@themarbleking]

Egypt was Kushite.

[@thevisitor1012]

They probably would've fought each other eventually. The Hyksos betrayed the Egyptians, the Kushites would eventually experience the same treatment.

[@Daron7181]

@@thevisitor1012 Alliances often shift and are seldom static.

[@Daron7181]

@@xosamax439 Yes, The 25th Dynasty was Nubian. Prior to that, Ahmose I was especially fearful of a double threat from the Nubians and the “Shepherd Kings”.

[@randyanderson3077]

Home Team you the man thanks for all the valuable information really appreciate it ! South Side Queens

[@mm-px4io]

10/9/19 - This is your man HomeTeam. After 21, "boy" is null and void. You're still doing a great Job!

[@ma7eer]

Please make videos about the following subjects! I know there is SO much to talk about but I feel like people neglect these area: 1- The Fulani Wars and how it changed the region. (Talk about Usman Fodio) 2- The Swahili Coast. (I read MANY books about this region and most scholars are lazy and they don't get deep in the black population of that area, but I am from there and so I know that the swahili culture wasn't an arab culture exclusively. The arabs were just part of a larger melting pot) 3- Black people outside of africa like: al jahiz, a black arab like myself, who is considered one of the greatest arabic prose writers in history or someone like antara bin shaddad (The badass, up to this day when speaking arabic if you want to say someone is a badass you call them antar) or Bilal bin rabah or Kafur al ikhshidi etc 4- The love between Majnoon (Qays) and Layla (In some sources she is black from ethiopia) This is the romeo and juliet of north africa, west asian, south asian, and south east asia

[@nmtlnm]

Maher Alkendi yes! especially the Fulani!

[@nmtlnm]

Micheal Hnat I’ll look this up. I always wanted to know the African origins of Semitic languages.

[@vloggnwitnae3841]

So is this where the term Kushi come from? Also can you do a timeline on Egypt being conquered all the way up to today’s inhabitants of Egypt

[@mohamedelmongy3399]

This is awesome brother....thank you so much

[@darkbaypilotz3886]

Always informative, thanks man

[@ebonyrevelation5110]

Can you do a video on Sao Civilization, it is a bc era central African civ?

[@desmondakai]

It was a Kushite army that help expel the Hyksos for ahmose but like you said there were many groups.

[@LibraGoals]

Another good video! Thank you!

[@denise3422]

Your videos are my absolute favorites you break down and name off shoot ethnic groups like no other scholar like with the Nubians from North,Eastern and South region's I always stop and get a piece of paper so I can follow along alot quicker. I will be contributing to your channel. Thanks a thousand times.👏👏👊👊

[@oooWestside16]

can you do a video on the anyuak people in Ethiopia

[@uncclelocc]

Damn boi... You got that old school box tv 4head

[@sharrieffmuhammad946]

AWSOME! I was thinking of a game with Egyptians and Nubians with their wars, though I didn't know why they went war, this was very informative , thanks home team!

[@user-ze2mw6nh4y]

I love your Chanel so much great job good brother!

[@nevermore464]

The rivalry of our ancestors has lead to the rivarly we have now, in east Africa...their is still beef between Egypt and Nubia lol...funny, yet sad

[@antoniogutierrezjr3175]

Biggerstoriessmallerminds well they are two different races that causes rivalry also the Nubians are black Egyptians brown race

[@matthewkeogh4365]

coff coff Sudan and south Sudan

[@mynextmoveisgonnabemybestm2902]

Well said sister and their rivalry is responsible for the Rivalry we have now and the reason why black people practice tribalism instead of race first

[@marjoriemedla7976]

@@antoniogutierrezjr3175 Don't talk about what you don't know.you people cause enough problems. They are both black and Brown. But you are not happy with! You have to always divide. Why don't you divide your own people. I am GOLD Brown, my sister is creamy brown, my brother looks more European, all same mother and father, so you would like to divide us up to suit your little mind. Why can't you just leave people alone to live. Plus the Egyptians now were never the same as the ancient Egyptians. Go research with an open mind.

[@MichaelDavis-cv6rr]

A fourth-century Roman soldier and historian, Ammiuanus Marcellinus stated: "...the men of Egypt are mostly brown or black with a skinny desiccated look."

[@amythibodeauxclemons511]

Keep learning History Wake up Folks, remember our past and change the world view for our future Blessings!!!

[@android25box53]

So true sister, its in our blood ,and yat, we know so little.

[@JJoh4040]

I appreciate the work you do!

[@MercyAlwyz23]

This was very interesting! Thank you

[@calmviews99]

Please do a video on the Oyo Empire

[@mbundudna8715]

I agree

[@michaelpennington2870]

I agree, Oyo Empire all the way!

[@bagchaser3859]

kemet and the Ta setians were like a marriage they would fight ,make up, fight, and make up again

[@kushgodreturns5873]

Pretty much 🤣😂

[@tentonymason]

another great vid and information

[@ma7eer]

INCREDIBLE VIDEO AS ALWAYS!!!!

[@LitifyAfrica]

This is a very nice story of my own ancestors. Currently Nubian are really scattered you will find some in Kenya, Uganda and within Sudan they are divided into two: the mountainous Nuba who are in South Khordofan where I came from, you will find moro (meroen) clan within here and they strongly believe that they came from Dongola alajus (old dongola). The other group Nilo-sahara Nubian are still at the original position. Though they have diluted their culture into islamism. Can you please make a video on how this people have come to separate till some are in Kenya and Uganda while they were at a single point.

[@tonton6781]

Please do something about the Kongo Kingdom!!

[@boostjunkie2320]

I have been looking for someone to listen to with this kind of knowledge. I do wonder where this information is from. I'm not questioning the validity because you are far more knowledgable then I on the subject and I appreciate all of the information provided.

[@BeautifulNaturalDramatic]

An absolutely mind-blowing, informative and inspirational video - delivery is both brilliant and accessible at the same time. The rest of the world needs to be seriously educated about African History with its incredibly complex and rich diversity of Ethnic Groups, Nations, Societies, Politics, Economics, Cultures, Languages, Religions (practiced before Christianity and Islam), Technology, Architecture, Engineering etc etc.

[@tahliah6691]

Some of the most often quoted historians are Strabo, Diodorus Siculus, and Herodotus.[38] Herodotus states in a few passages that the Egyptians were black/dark. According to most translations, Herodotus states that a Greek oracle was known to be from Egypt because she was "black", that the natives of the Nile region are "black with heat", and that Egyptians were "black skinned with woolly hair".[39] Lucian observes an Egyptian boy and notices that he is not merely black, but has thick lips.[38] Diodorus Siculus mentioned that the Aethiopians considered the Egyptians a colony.[46] Appollodorus, a Greek, calls Egypt the country of the black footed ones.[38] Aeschylus, a Greek poet, wrote that Egyptian seamen had "black limbs."[47] Greeks sometimes referred to Egyptians as Aethiopians[48] - not to be confused with inhabitants of the modern-day nation of Ethiopia who were instead referred to as Abyssinians or Habesha and their land as Abyssinia.

[@erinmorris810]

Medjay we're protectors like bayek of siwa

[@fermgrip371]

Beautyful and well presented. Thank you

[@tukalors7577]

I am very happy about this young man in what he did with his research and time management in orally giving the information. This one of the things we should support our young in doing and giving there just do when they present something good and important. This young has great things in front of him. Way to go young brother!!!